The train reaches the end of the line at 54th, doors open, and a platform's worth of people spill out into the neighborhood — most of them passing three or four lawns before they reach their own gate. Pineda's Lawn Service works those early hours, mowing and trimming while the streets are still cool, edging the walks so the sidewalk keeps a clear border. Cicero's yards sit compact and side by side, so one tidy square lifts the two beside it. Cleanups come around each spring and again in autumn, taking out the grit and the leaf fall. Done well, a lawn is the first thing noticed on the way home and the last thing anyone has to think about.